The Nigeria Premier League has quickly resolved the ongoing ownership tussle between Enugu Rangers and millionaires Warri Wolves over the rights to Sunday Mba and Chigozie Agbim.<br /><br />In a statement signed by executive secretary, Tunji Babalola, the NPL ruled that the two Nigeria internationalists are bonafide players of Warri Wolves.<br /><br />''From our records, it is established that Chigozie Agbim and Sunday Mba are bonafide players of Warri Wolves FC.<br /><br />''Consequently, the ownership of the players is not subject to any controversy and any club who require their services should contact the management of Warri Wolves,'' the statement disclosed.<br /><br />Following Sunday Mba's showing at the African Cup of Nations, it is assumed that it is only a matter of time before departing the shores of the country to Europe.<br /><br />But the only concrete interest for the services of the 24 - year - old midfielder has come from Eastern Europe and Scandinavia.<br /><br />16 - time Swedish champions Malm&ouml; FF are mulling over offering a contract to the Super Eagle. But they should act fast as they have an Ukrainian rival.<br /><br />Allnigeriasoccer.com values Sunday&nbsp; Mba at a transfer fee of 600,000 euros.<br /><br /><br /><br />